Divine will

Hello Rabbi,
Is it possible to apply the concept of will to God? The question is well-known whether will does not indicate a deficiency, and the common answer is that His will is not our will. If we follow this line of answer, then the divine will is a new entity, which we will call X. Nothing can be said about X except that it answers the question of why things are done in a way that they are not supposed to behave. In other words, this is just assuming a solution without really solving the problem.
Does the Rabbi have another explanation for the concept of divine will, divine intervention, and providence?